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Kathy’s coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and press releases in Nova Scotia's Shelburne area. Her themes range from sports and community events to health & wellbeing, reflecting a broad interest in local culture.
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By: Kathy Johnson
The visionary who inspired a community movement to tackle food insecurity was remembered and honoured at a ceremony Aug. 10 in Shelburne.
By: Kathy Johnson
Regional Emergency Management Organizations in Digby, Yarmouth and Shelburne counties have received $177,656 in provincial funding.
Acadian heritage was celebrated in West Pubnico on National Acadian Day with a multitude of activities including a traditional Tintamarre.
The Barrington Municipal Exhibition grounds were rockin’ Aug 14 to 16 at the second annual Fogfest non-profit music festival.
Thousands of motorcycles will be taking to the road for the 22nd annual Wharf Rat Rally in Digby Sept. 3 to 6.
By: Kathy Johnson, Jim
Jimmy Wayne Johnson, a wildlife biologist who was among the first to propose the restoration of West Tennessee rivers, and who worked to prolong the life of Reelfoot Lake, died
By: Kathy Johnson
The bells of the former Église Sainte-Marie rang out over Baie Sainte-Marie in Digby County for the first time in many years on Aug. 15.
By: Kathy Johnson
There was a celebration at the finish of a 1,000-km run from the Cape North Lighthouse in Cape Breton to the Baccaro Lighthouse on Aug. 18.
By: Kathy Johnson
Students attending the new École Baie Sainte-Marie in the Municipality of Clare will get an extra day of summer vacation before heading back to class in September.
By: Kathy Johnson
There’s a new tuna king and queen in town following this year’s Wedgeport Tuna Tournament and Festival.
